A short ferry hop to tiny Zaglav for a home-cooked lunch of island lamb and fresh fish at a family-run konoba, paired with their own wine.
What to expect
The local ferry from Sali takes about 15 minutes to Zaglav, a village of maybe a hundred residents. At the konoba, the family serves whatever came in that morning — usually grilled fish, slow-roasted lamb under the peka bell, and their own bottled red. It's unhurried, plain, and exactly how the island actually eats.
Good to know
Check the ferry timetable before you go — services are infrequent — and call ahead to the konoba to ensure they're cooking that day.
Sail there
Luxury cruises that call at Sali — book through us, the fare is identical and your concierge stays on your side.